Safety
Resident's Rights
Terms
Infection Control
All the things
100

On the way into work, the CNA found a resident from the memory unit in the parking lot.  This is known as a ___________________________ and is a safety concern, so the CNA reported the issue and assisted the resident back to their unit.

wandering resident

100

A nursing assistant tells a resident that her grandchildren are noisy and disrupt the facility and suggests that next time her daughter visits, she should leave the kids at home. Which
Residents’ Right might this behavior violate?

Right to have visitors

100

Mrs. Smith suffers from _________________, or low blood sugar, which makes her feel faint.

hypoglycemia

100

Infection prevention is

A set of methods used to prevent the spread of disease

100

What does NPO mean?

Nothing by mouth

200

When should a nursing assistant identify a resident?

Before giving care

200

What is required of a nursing assistant if he
suspects that a resident is being abused?

Reports it immediately to the nurse

200

It is imperative that residents’ __________ such as food, shelter, and social interaction are present for the patient’s well being.

basic needs

200

The most important thing a nursing assistant can do to prevent the spread of disease is to

wash hands

200

The patient preferred to lay _______________, or on his back.

supine

300

If a resident starts to fall after standing up, the nursing assistant should

Use his or her body to slide the resident to the floor

300

To help residents, the CNA opens their mail before bringing it to their rooms. This is an example of:

violation of privacy

300

Most residents in a skilled nursing facility are considered ______________, meaning they are unable to fully care for themselves.

care impaired

300

Which type of isolation is needed for HIV?

Standard

300

Which of the following healthcare settings is
generally for people who will die in six months
or less?

Hospice Care

400

Name three ways to prevent falls.

Clear clutter

Call light in reach.

Offer trips to the bathroom often.

Do not rearrange furniture.

400

Which of the following is an ombudsman’s responsibility?

(C) Investigating and resolving resident complaints

400

The patient had a _________________ catheter, which is a catheter surgically inserted into the bladder just above the pubic bone.

suprapubic

400

Before a nursing assistant leaves a dirty utility room, what must she do to avoid transferring pathogens to other areas of the facility?

Wash hands

400

A resident who begins to spend all of their time alone is known as a __________ resident. 

withdrawn 

500

4 Safety Steps in Ambulation with a gait belt for the resident and the NA

Lock the bed brakes

Lock the wheel chair brakes

Put on nonskid slippers

Use proper body mechanics

500

A legal document that allows a person to decide what kind of medical care he wishes to have if he is unable to make those decisions himself is called a(n)

(B) Advance directive

500

Nursing home therapies often focus on a type of care known as ___________________________, which is helping the patient reach their highest level of health and function considering their underlying condition.

Restorative Care

500

Explain transmission based precautions. 

Used in addition to standard precautions.

500

What is it called when a patient begins to get confused at night? 

Sundowning